asp.net mvc tutorial for beginners

Part 58 Razor views in mvc continued

Link for code samples used in the demo
http://csharp-video-tutorials.blogspot.com/2013/07/part-58-razor-views-in-mvc-continued.html

Link for csharp, asp.net, ado.net, dotnet basics, mvc and sql server video tutorial playlists
http://www.youtube.com/user/kudvenkat/playlists

Make sure to replace [ with LESSTHAN and ] with GREATERTHAN symbol.

In this video, we will discuss razor view syntax. This is continuation to Part 57, so please watch Part 57, before proceeding.

Use @* *@ to comment in razor views
@*This is a comment
in razor views*@

Transition between c# expressions and literal text
@{
int day = 31;
int month = 12;
int year = 2013;
}

Date is @day-@month-@year

Output:
Date is 31-12-2013

Using explicit code nugget
@for (int i = 1; i [= 5; i++)
{
[img src=”~/Images/@(i).png” /]
}

The above code generates the following HTML
[img src=”/MVCDemo/Images/1.png” /]
[img src=”/MVCDemo/Images/2.png” /]
[img src=”/MVCDemo/Images/3.png” /]
[img src=”/MVCDemo/Images/4.png” /]
[img src=”/MVCDemo/Images/5.png” /]

@ symbol is used as code delimiter in razor views. However, razor is smart enough to recognize the format of internet email address and not to treat the @ symbol as a code delimiter.
This is my email address[br /]
[b][email protected][/b]

Use @ symbol to escape @
I will meet you @@ office

Output:
I will meet you @ office